Fitness not age to decide Eisenhower's candidacy
The piece contends that age should not bar a president from serving. It notes Eisenhower’s remarks about turning 70 and argues fitness should guide decisions, citing Churchill and Adenauer as counterpoints and stressing no unofficial age limit should exist.
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White House
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Churchill
Adenauer
Germany
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
No Clear Power Structure Seen in Postwar Soviet Leaders
American experts say data is scarce on how the red regime operates. They note power has always decided outcomes, not ideology, and question how decisions at Geneva were made. The balance between Khrushchev and Bulganin remains unclear as disarmament talks loom in October.
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John Foster Dulles
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Gromyko
Malik
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Britain
France
Marshall Zhukov
Eisenhower
Zhukov
Red Army
Communist Party
Lesson for Officeholders on Ethical Standards and Talbott Resignation
The piece argues public officials must avoid any appearance of corruption. It cites Harold Talbott Secretary of the Air Force who resigned after using Air Force resources for private business tied to a defense firm. President Eisenhower praised his service but supported the resignation as a warning to officials.
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Air Force
Talbott
Paul B. Mulligan & Co
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Largest civilian employment in history sparks census note
Decorah Public Opinion reports census figures show 65,015,999 other Americans share the burden of work. The item frames the data as the largest civilian employment in history to highlight nationwide labor force scales.
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Possible Charge Surrounds Las Vegas Money Find
Two men were arrested in Las Vegas after police found 87000 in hundred dollar bills on them. The exact charge remained unclear amid the early report.
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Las Vegas
Ras Pony
Burlington
If There Wasn't Any FBI in the United States
A council Bluffs Nonpareil reflection questions life without federal law enforcement. The piece ponders consequences for public safety and governance if the FBI did not exist.
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FBI
United States
Council Bluffs
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed With Fragments
Puzzle notes list across and down clues with partial words and stray numbers. Entries include steamboat reference, biblical terms, city names, and abbreviations, but the OCR text is fragmented and mixed with stray digits and incomplete phrases.
Crockett Political Forts and Personal Folly Revealed
Rep. Clyde Doyle asked the Library of Congress to study Davy Crockett's career. Records show Crockett served Tennessee in the 20th 21st and 23rd Congresses, was defeated for the 22nd, and died at the Alamo in 1836. He built a mixed legacy as a hard working protector of constituents but a critic of West Point and Jacksonian policy.
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Ray Tucker
Clyde Doyle
California
Legislative Reference Service
Library of Congress
Capitol Hill
Crockett
National Archives
Davy
Tennessee
the Alamo
United States Military Academy
West
New Swindling Dodge and Park Club Work Underway
The article notes a ten day warning from housewives about a St. Louis firm buying old feather beds for repainting and reselling as new. It also reports Weed park club construction set for completion by Oct 1 and a citywide fundraising drive. Fred Newton of Clinton Oklahoma, known as Merman, plans to swim the Mississippi River to New Orleans with his 17 year old brother Byron guiding by boat. Uncle Dave's defeats Grain Processing club 9 to 8 at Weed park to win the YWCA Community Kitten ball league title with a 9 2 record.
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Weed Park Club
Fred Newton
Clinton
Okla
Merman
Mississi River
Twin Cities
New Orleans
Musca
Byron
Fred
Uncle Dave's
Weed Park
Ywca Community
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